I'm not sure if anybody else agrees with me, but I do know some of you play BF2 while listening to music. The question is, do you mute the game sound so all you hear is the music?
I think I have found that I play better with the game sounds muted, and having music play instead. It might sound odd, but I've gotten pretty good scores when doing this. Also I think it helps the mind focus on the game because:
I think I'll test this theory more by playing a few rounds with and without music and game sounds off/on and get some screenshots, maybe some fraps footage.
I think I have found that I play better with the game sounds muted, and having music play instead. It might sound odd, but I've gotten pretty good scores when doing this. Also I think it helps the mind focus on the game because:
- Game audio is not distracting you
- Without game audio, your eyes can concentrate on what they see, rather then following your ears
- Game audio isn't confusing your decisions to do something (For example, going east to capture a flag, but turning around because you hear enemy sounds behind you)
- The music helps you get in a "groove"
- You don't get annoyed by all the friendly radio coms, focus more on the game
- You can still listen to people in your squad over VOIP
- It allows you to get more "in tune" with the game, and how things are playing out
I think I'll test this theory more by playing a few rounds with and without music and game sounds off/on and get some screenshots, maybe some fraps footage.
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